Volunteers
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ACOVA
A Community Organization for Victim Assistance (ACOVA) has been established to serve all victims of the Pueblo area.
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Become a Volunteer
Sign up to volunteer with Emergency Services.
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Citizen's Academy
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office Citizen’s Academy is a 4-week, 8-session, long course that offers members of the public an opportunity to learn about the various areas and functions within the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office.
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Couriers
The Pueblo County Couriers are useful and dependable citizen volunteers that are responsible for providing a daily delivery service between the Pueblo County Sheriff's Offices.
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Community Safety Officer
Community Safety Officers are civilian volunteers that perform general to complex and responsible paraprofessional duties in a non-sworn capacity in support of the Pueblo County Sheriff Office operations, services, and functions including but not limited to the areas of patrol, traffic, community policing, records, front-desk, investigations, crime lab, and program or project implementation and management.
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Response Teams
Join the Emergency Services Team.
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Explorers
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Post 157 was established in 1980 and was re-established in the Fall of 2007, by Sheriff Kirk M. Taylor.
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Reserve Deputy Sheriff
The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office Reserves consists of Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training certified volunteers.
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Peer Support
PCSO employees volunteer their time, ear, and heart to others in the agency who need to speak to a peer about their thoughts. The intention of the group is to provide a confidential outlet for first responders when professional or personal circumstances threaten to overwhelm them.